Sam Darnold
SeattleNFL - Seattle
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Sit Darnold this week β his team is avoiding passes, he looked rough in Week 1, and heβs facing a tough Pittsburgh defense with a low expected team score. Only consider him as a cheap, risky long-shot in big prize-style contests; donβt start him in your regular lineup.
Seattle plans to run a slow, short-passing game with few big plays, so heβs not someone to start every week. Use him only as a one-week fill-in for a friendly matchup like Week 3 vs New Orleans or keep him on your bench until heβs clearly throwing more and getting used on key passing plays.
Late rounds β only grab Sam Darnold as a backup or for a bye week, not your main QB. He lost key receivers, has a shaky offensive line, and Seattle looks like it will run more, so he probably wonβt throw a lot.
Don't draft Sam Darnold. He's on a run-first team and his turnover problems will just frustrate you all season.